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What is the difference between the words "Whom" and "Who"?

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I've asked quite a few people I know and so far no one has been able to give me an exact definition.

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  1. Who is subjective; whom is objective.  But don't worry about that.  Here is an easy rule:

    If the answer could be "he" use "who."

    If the answer could be "him" use "whom."   He who -- him whom.

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